It was just ok... I can see why it was just one episode and didn't continue. The style was more 70s-80s than the picture looks. There really wasn't anything too special about it.

Guy A loves Guy B. Guy B has girlfriend. Guy A sleeps with Guy B's girlfriend to get back at Guy B, or close to him somehow. (I guess to make him despise the girlfriend or possibly make him jealous that she got to sleep with Guy A.) Anyway, Guy B is angry with both the girlfriend and Guy A. But because he grew up with Guy A he forgives him and gets closer to him. Girlfriend still hates herself and then finds out that Guy A stole Guy B away. Ironic, no? Girlfriend hates Guy B and wants him to feel her pain. End.

The essence of this anime is the way the characters overcome their obstacles in the story even though they are sure of their path in life, it's a rocky road between their love for each other and being able to make ends meet in the real world. Ritsuro's girlfriend is one of those obstacles that tends to make Ken's heart sink as he does feel love toward him even though he does things for money that would make Ritsuro blush. It is a highly romantic story replete with cherry blossom petals flowing over the screen to show how much the characters are in love. Many will like the yaoi ideal of innocent male with one who is all knowing in the sensual bedroom department as it adds that sense of daring to the anime as well as how far Ken will have to go to get him interested in opening himself up sexually to him. What Ken does to him early in the first episode is pretty unforgivable though Ken knows why he did it in the first place as he got a lack of love from the one person he wanted to live with and become intimate with.
One of the interesting parts in the anime is when Ritsuro goes to see Ken at the club where he acts as a host, but that is where the fun starts as Ken finds he feels a lot more for him than he first thought.